From academia to sports, the arts, and beyond, every field has shining stars, and some may have hearing difficulties. After all, hearing loss is one of the most common chronic physical conditions. As we honor Black History Month, discover the compelling stories of these 10 notables with hearing loss.
Read MoreQ&A: How Can I Help a Loved One With Hearing Loss?
If you’ve been wanting to spread the joy of better hearing to others — to pay it forward, so to speak — we’re making it easy, with 6 inspired ideas for the merry season and beyond.
Read More6 Inspirational Latinos and Hispanics With Hearing Loss
Alex Lacamoire, award-winning musical director of Broadway smash hit Hamilton, has thrived despite having hearing loss from a very early age. Read on for more about him and five other noteworthy Latinos and Hispanics with hearing loss.
Read MoreBoost Your Communication With These 6 Apps
Smartphone apps help us feel more connected than ever. Leverage these 6 apps to help boost your communication with others.
Read MoreYou Need Hearing Aids. Now What?
Many factors determine what aid you need, such as which sounds you can’t hear, how loud those sounds need to be amplified, and the size of your ear canal.
Read MoreHearing Aids + Your Brain
A growing amount of research associates hearing technology with improved cognition and slowed or decreased risk of cognitive decline.
Read MoreHear Better at Home
You might be surprised how many small ways you can complement the better hearing you already get from your hearing technology.
Read MoreGet in the Loop
More and more venues are installing hearing loops for their patrons. Learn what they are, how to identify them, and how to use them.
Read MoreGive Mom the Gift of Better Hearing This Mother’s Day
Is your mom — or a mom you know — missing out on the sounds that matter most? It often takes years before someone with hearing loss reaches out for a life-changing solution. A little encouragement may be just the nudge she needs, and you can help.
Read MoreHearing Loss & Accidental Injury: More Connected Than You May Think
There is more research than you may imagine that concludes hearing loss can increase your risk of accidental injury, almost by double.
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